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- Un grupo de Rutgers por los derechos de las personas transgenero pelea . . .
traducido por Michelle Vera New Brunswick, NJ - El principio de un nuevo semestre puede ser dificil para qualquier estudiante en Rutgers, pero puede ser especialmente problematico para los de la comunidad transgenero De acuerdo al lider de Trans*missions, Jamie DiNicola, ser trans es “no identificarse con el género que a sido asignado al nascer” Uno de los retos mas grandes que enfrenta
- Rutgers Transgender Rights Group Fights For More Inclusive Academic . . .
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The start of a new semester can be difficult for any student at Rutgers, but it can be especially troublesome for those in the transgender community According to Trans*missions president Jamie DiNicola, to be trans is “not identifying with the gender you were assigned at birth ” One of the greatest challenges facing the trans community at Rutgers is their inability to
- Network Failure or Cyberattack? Rutgers Quiet About Breach Affecting . . .
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Rutgers University's Sakai online learning software is currently unavailable, and has been for some time, after what is either a major computer failure or a purposeful attack Connectivity issues have plagued parts of the university's computer network since the night of Friday, March 27, but Rutgers officials have not yet acknowledged the service outage, or responded to our
- Charlie Kratovil, Editor at New Brunswick Today
Charlie is the founder and editor of New Brunswick Today, and the winner of the Awbrey Award for Community-Oriented Local Journalism He is a proud Rutgers University journalism graduate, a community organizer, and a former independent candidate for mayor of New Brunswick
- After Two Days of Internet Problems, Rutgers Admits Its Computer . . .
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—An email sent at 2:29pm on March 29 was the first official communication that tens of thousands of students got from Rutgers University, after more than two days of service interruptions involving the school's computer network The university acknowledged its network was the victim of a cyber-attack that took down internet service in dormitories, and rendered many online
- In Response to Advocacy, Rutgers Allows Students to Use Their Preferred . . .
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—At the beginning of this semester, Rutgers implemented a student "preferred name" policy, allowing students to identify themselves by a name of their choice, instead of their legal names, on class rosters and online academic systems
- Rutgers Suffers Another Cyberattack - New Brunswick Today
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Rutgers suffered its sixth DDOS attack on the morning of December 24, according to officials from the school's Office of Information Technology The attack was targeted primarily against Sakai, an online learning tool which students and professors use to submit assignments, post lectures and class material, take exams and quizzes, and interact with students and professors
- Nine New Jersey Universities Team Up in “Big Data” Coalition
NEW BRUNSWICK—Since Dyn, an Internet performance management company, was notably struck with the largest Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack of 2016, universities and industries around the country have clamored down on their cyber defenses Experts foresee these types of attacks, which can
- Daniel Munoz, Writer at New Brunswick Today | New Brunswick, NJ Local News
Award-winning, multimedia journalist with experience in digital first and print-media Daniel has covered local, state and regional issues, and utilized photography, social media and has written in-depth articles to produce high-quality work
- Rutgers Computer Networks Crippled by Hacker AGAIN
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Since about 10:21am on April 27, many of the computer networks at Rutgers University have been experiencing outages, apparently the result of yet another cyber-attack on the university Students were outraged to find that several services were not working, including wireless internet access, several online learning tools, and even the ability to accept credit and debit
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